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It’s cool to be a big boss, unless it isn’t. The pressure is unbearable. Deadlines, clients, Skype call and conferences mix up into a ridiculously grotesque bowl of porridge with pinches of businesses and a tablespoon of management.

The worst part is coming up with excuses for missed deadlines. And there are always missed deadlines. If only there could be a cure! But wait, there is!Continue reading →

Look at the calendar. What date is it today? No, there’s no need to answer the question. The pint was something different – you didn’t check an actual calendar made of ink and paper. You’ve glanced at a screen with pixels that add up into shapes.

We really live in the world of technology when even the simplest tasks are redirected to computers by default. If we dedicated something as simple as track of time to machines – should we really be worried about harder tasks. Or people in charge of them?Continue reading →

We live in the world of future. Every single business process today takes less time and effort than even 10 years ago as everything is operated from a computer. Logistics, accounting, healthcare, etc. – you name an industry and there will be dozens of fitting applications available for both desktop and handheld devices.

Automation pushes our world forward with seven miles steps. If an entire team was required to get businesses going in the past, a single PC operator can do the job today. Does it mean we’ve achieved greatness via progress? Yes and no.

The world today is as fast-paced as ever. We live in the perfect era for businesses of all shapes and sizes to blossom, rise from the ground sky-high. Alas, despite perfect conditions, 90% of new start-ups tend to go bankrupt, according to Forbes.

Poor, inefficient management, while not responsible for the whole 90%, takes the life spark away from a lion’s share of companies. What’s even worse is the fact that companies and businesses of all flavors fall victim to the deadly scythe of inefficient management. You don’t have to be a newbie to suffer from decreased profits or reduced productivity.